Men
Fiero
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Descripción
Fiero by Xerjoff is an aromatic spicy fragrance for men. Launched in 2010, this composition was created by perfumer Chris Maurice. The top notes unfold with vibrant Amalfi lemon, lemon grass, bergamot and blood orange. The heart reveals mint, neroli, tarragon and thyme, while the base notes settle on vetiver, patchouli, nutmeg, sandalwood and coumarin.
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Salida
Amalfi Lemon (Amalfi Lime)
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Corazón
mint
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Base
vetiver
Comunidad
1,493 votos
- Positivo 83%
- Negativo 9.0%
- Neutral 8.4%
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No one had reviewed this, so here goes: it’s citrusy, perfect for late spring and summer. It opens with a symphony of balanced citrus, without acidity, trapped in a creamy bubble by the sandalwood, with a slight powdery touch. As it settles, that creamy citruscy persists and mint, patchouli and tonka bean arrive. Everything is very balanced; nothing stands out alone but everything feels present. I loved it so much I bought 30ml, which will last me several summers if used sparingly. A couple of sprays are enough for 10 hours, even in heat. Its value lies in keeping the citrus going all the time, something few achieve. It’s a creamy citrus for hot weather with superb tenacity.
No one had reviewed this yet, so here goes: it’s citrusy, perfect for late spring and summer. It opens with a symphony of balanced citrus notes, without any sharp acidity, enveloped in a creamy bubble of sandalwood with a faint powdery touch. As it settles, that creamy citrus character persists, joined by spearmint, patchouli and tonka bean. Everything is beautifully balanced; nothing stands out individually, yet everything is felt. I loved it so much I bought 30ml, which should last me several summers if used sparingly. A couple of sprays are enough for 10 hours, even in the heat. Its standout feature is maintaining that citrus presence throughout, something few achieve. It’s a creamy citrus scent for hot weather with superb tenacity.
Fiero is a classic fougère from start to finish. Ideal for spring-summer, the office or semi-formal dates. Its greatest success is maintaining the citrus note for over six hours, which is rare. I recommend it to men aged 35+ who appreciate fougères with that citrusy, elegant touch that Xerjoff brings.
Fiero is a classic fougère from start to finish. Ideal for spring and summer, the office, or semi-formal dates. Its greatest success is maintaining the citrus note for over six hours, which is rare. I recommend it to men aged 35+ who appreciate fougères with that elegant citrus touch that Xerjoff brings.
Guerlain Vetiver is softer and features a realistic lemon peel note. It smells fantastic, though I feel it’s priced far too high; it hardly deserves to cost more than €120.
The Guerlain Vetiver is softer and features a realistic lemon peel touch. It smells wonderful, but I feel it’s priced too high; it hardly should cost more than 120 euros.
It fades quickly, especially indoors, though outdoors it could work in ‘beast mode’. Three sprays on clothes and it lasts days. It doesn’t smell natural, but the quality shines. The issue is that it is very linear and simple for what it endures. It smells citrusy, green, with heavy molecules that grant longevity. It irritates me a little, but if you seek something with the air of classic men’s perfumes and nuclear performance, give it a try.
I’ve tried Interlude by Amouage several times, but honestly, it just hasn’t suited me. Although I’m not an expert in fragrances, the first thing that came to mind when I smelled it was a smell of tar. What a pity, as the bottle and design are absolutely gorgeous. That’s why my advice is to try it before spending the money.
COME ON THIS IS IT OR AS WE SAY IN ALICANTE ABOUT TOURON. Let me tell you that I have many Xerjoff fragrances (Accento Erba Pura Opera Nexos etc.) but these days smelling this lemon and class monster when dry (UHFFFFF) I am going to get one come what may. Here we have Mr Maurice giving us a BEAST MODE versatile fragrance to be the KING of the party but contrary to the usual (dark or potent no) it goes for EXTREME CLEANLINESS. Meaning that for us to be the most polished whether during the day or at a night event (Ibiza Alicante Cartagena de Indias etc.). Long live travel. Bond surely wears this when rolling through Italy or the Mediterranean coasts (Alicante Amalfi Sicily etc.). A cordial greeting RF from Sun City.
Interlude Amouage is a visual luxury, yet it failed olfactorily for me. Upon application, the initial impression was unpleasant, almost reminiscent of bad breath, which is a pity considering how beautifully it is packaged. If you lack much experience with fragrances, be careful; always test before buying.
For everyone who loves beast mode fragrances I have finally found a citrus-herbal that manages to project last and leave a trail. Fiero answers the expectations of those who do not like to go unnoticed. It opens with lemon accompanied by more citrus notes wrapped in green accords with a vetiver base. You will surely shower before it disappears.
I have this fragrance in a 30ml presentation and the bottle is beautiful. I think it is an excellent reinterpretation of classic aromatic citrus scents; it could be similar to Eau Sauvage Polo Green or Paco Rabanne. Personally it smells like so many things that it will be difficult for me to explain. On the initial application I do not bring my nose too close because the citrus notes are very sharp; when dry it smells completely of lemon caramel and mint a facet that I adore greatly please give it a try. After half an hour I begin to perceive more herbs vetiver nutmeg and a touch of thyme; I cannot find the other notes. In summary it is the typical classic aromatic but with a hyper-realistic lemon of very good quality with performance as we are accustomed to from Xerjoff. Personally it is not something I prefer to wear frequently; I have other more wearable options that generate better sensations in my environment. What I enjoy most is applying it to my wrist and smelling it occasionally; it must be said that wearing it is a challenge as it is a beast mode and as sharp as it gets. Regarding those who said it was creamy I perceive nothing creamy; it is rugged in its potency. I want to add that it is the best lemon I have ever smelled by far the most natural.
It’s citrusy and herbal, let’s say overly citrusy, but it’s a delight. Longevity is good for its type, but the projection is incredible. It feels like a strong, realistic lemon that delivers a brutal freshness. It’s pricey, as is everything from Xerjoff, but the quality justifies it. If you can try it first, do so, though I bought it blind and have no regrets. I love it and recommend it 100%.
Citrusy and herbal more so too citrusy. But it is a delight. Its longevity is quite good for a citrus fragrance but its projection is outstanding. Perhaps it is not the best option in enclosed spaces. It feels like a strong very realistic lemon that provides an incredible sense of freshness. It is expensive as is everything from Xerjoff but the quality is justified. If you can try it before buying go ahead; although I bought it blind and I do not regret it. I love it and recommend it wholeheartedly.
Fiero is the best Italian citrus in terms of performance. In my opinion, it’s the most elegant. The opening citrus blends perfectly with vetiver, mint, neroli and a woody base. What to expect? A super masculine fragrance, classy and Italian, suitable for year-round wear, though it shines most in spring and summer. At a wedding or elegant event, it makes you feel like a proper gentleman. Don’t compare it with others, not even Renaissance; it’s in a different league. Rumours say it’s been reformulated, but I’ve had mine for a while; my 30ml bottle is nearly empty and within two weeks I was already hunting for the 100ml. I went to a store to try it due to the rumours and it smells exactly as before. It’s an icon and best-seller from Xerjoff. If it doesn’t perform like a beast, perhaps it’s your pH or olfactory fatigue. Recommended 100% to lovers of Italian citrus.
Very herbal scent with a slightly sweet lemon and a mentholated touch; I also detect a clean aroma like very elegant soap yet it always retains that citrus note. I bought the new 100ml version; the presentation differs on the sticker: the new one says ‘Fiero’ at the bottom with white borders whereas the previous edition had gold borders and ‘Fiero’ at the top with ‘Casamorati’ below. I am certain this new version has been reformulated as all reviews prior to purchase claimed it was almost a beast mode but my performance is moderate: it lasts around six hours with over eight sprays. Someone mentioned two sprays were enough but I assure you that is not true. In summary Fiero has a good scent with average performance. I own Renaissance and honestly it is superior to Fiero in both quality and performance. I am not regretting the purchase as Xerjoff is one of my favourite houses but I am slightly disappointed because I expected it to be the same as Casamorati and it did not meet my expectations.
Fiero is the best-performing Italian-class citrus in the world. Here we have the most elegant Italian citrus, in my humble opinion. Spectacular opening with a perfect blend of vetiver, mint, neroli, and refined base notes. What to expect? A super-masculine perfume, full of class and elegance in the Italian style, enjoyable all year round, although, like all citrus, it will shine more in spring and summer. On a date, meeting, wedding, or elegant event, it leaves you as a true gentleman. Please, don’t compare it with others, much less with Renaissance; it’s like comparing two Leonardo paintings. They say it’s been reformulated, but I have had this perfume for some time; I started with the 30ml bottle which I still keep with less than half left, and after two weeks I had to buy the 100ml because I liked it so much. Reading rumours of reformulation, I went to try it in a store, and the truth is it seemed the same in scent and performance. Fiero is an icon of perfumery and a best-seller for Casamorati (Xerjoff). If it doesn’t perform as a beast mode, perhaps it’s your pH, or most likely, it causes olfactory fatigue. Recommended 100% to all lovers of Italian citrus.
Mr Chris Maurice isn’t my favourite. My opinion is subjective and perhaps prejudiced, possibly stemming from a video where I didn’t see him being sincere. Nevertheless, I acknowledge his knowledge and good proposals; not all are to my taste, but I can’t help but admire his craftsmanship. ‘Fiero’ is one of the best. It’s a well-rounded and excellent fougère in terms of notes, perceptions, and performance. It shouldn’t lead to mistakes; it’s not a classic or redundant ‘fern’; it navigates niche territory with olfactory experience: very well-worked lemon, elegantly fragrant, with a fresh development that doesn’t abandon the citrus but adds a ‘green’ note that accommodates the user with a modern sense of cleanliness and tidiness, without falling into the cloying sweetness of the times, although within the base, an excellent coumarin and woods provide a good framework. Highly recommended to try. The suggestion to buy it is complicated because it’s expensive and has an exclusive edge; I suppose it’s a good purchase for those who can afford the spending without a guilty conscience, which is not my case. Undoubtedly, Fiero exists and is very good.
Ultra-long-lasting citrus notes. They last almost the entire life of the fragrance; I believe this is the perfume with the longest-lasting citrus notes I know. Towards the very end, I sense some woods and little else. Regarding longevity, using it in August with intense heat, it doesn’t reach five hours. The first hour and a half feature high projection. Then it becomes intimate, and by the fifth hour, I lose it. I’m not sure if it’s due to extreme heat or a reformulation, as it doesn’t perform as advertised. It will need testing in less heat. Whatever the case, it smells of quality.
At first, it smells like those cheap lemon, mint, and anise candies from the nineties, whose scent I always found exquisite and longed for in a cologne. As a citrus outing, it’s well-executed without being brash. It evolves into a fresh herbal note, reminiscent of the green Dove soap from the 2000s; I’d almost say the fragrance smells like that soap for the rest of its life. An aroma I associate with countryside landscapes and fig trees surrounding a house with Greco-Roman busts, elegant and linked to privileged strata of the past. An eighties villa, perhaps due to a slightly dated feel, yet not unpleasant; on the contrary, welcoming like the turquoise shade of bushes under the afternoon sun. Towards the end, you notice the shift from herbal to energetic, a revitalising balm that won’t let me sit still for more than five minutes. A strange sensation, almost an aromatic dose of adrenaline. Its name honours the effect on my nose. Curiously, it reacts to sweat; if the trail fades and I go for a walk or do something physical, the scent returns, heavier and more masculine. Nevertheless, I wouldn’t wear it to the gym. If anyone knows a dupe or similar clone, let me know. Thanks.
An unbeatable citrus perfume with immense personality, trail, and longevity. A word of caution: it can overwhelm your surroundings, but it’s also designed to unsettle and overshadow everything. It’s not a friendly citrus. In my view, it’s impractical outside summer or that summery vibe; with intense sun and heat, it’s spectacular. Not for everyone, but thank God.